Hi all, Tom Hurka is back for a second helping of Soup! His post is below the fold. -dd
This is the 1000th post on PEA Soup—a milestone that seems a good occasion for reflection on the blog. We would welcome fond memories of past discussions on the Soup or suggestions for how to improve it. As the newcomer to Soup, I cannot give […] Read More
The Institute for Law and Philosophy at Rutgers University is sponsoring a workshop on Deontological Principles and the Criminal Law. (More below the fold.)
The program for the second New Orleans Workshop in Agency and Responsibility is now available here. Registration is free; e-mail dshoemakATtulaneDOTedu to do so.
Hello all. It's my supreme pleasure to introduce our inaugural featured philosopher: Tom Hurka! I'm especially pleased because Tom has agreed to do not one but TWO posts on his current thinking. His first starts below the fold. (Second to follow on Friday.) Tom certainly […] Read More
Just a quick note to point out the new "Calendar of Events" feature on PEA Soup, with the link in the banner above. It will keep you informed of forthcoming events, e.g., the Featured Philosophers scheduled to appear (several are already scheduled) and the various […] Read More
You can get the book for free here. Hat tip: Ethics Etc. for the idea of publicizing this more widely.
I know that a lot philosophers I have met and a lot of you who read this blog are avid readers of novels. Because of this, I wanted to post a 'bleg' ('an entry on a blog requesting information or contributions' according to Wiktionary…). I'd […] Read More
Hello all. In the spirit of more spontaneous posts on PEA Soup, I'd like to share some thoughts and ask some questions about virtue ethics, an area in which I have little expertise but which I've been wanting to get to know better, and ancient […] Read More